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song russia on the around the world this is all she was me thanks for joining us opposition groups in egypt have issued a set of demands to the country's president mohamed morsi i aimed at scrapping his latest political drives this follows a fierce standoff outside the presidential palace in cairo which reportedly forced the egyptian leader to flee the building kyra based on force have true. by was that in the march tenth tens of thousands of protesters coming from various locations in cairo converging in front of the presidential palace in this suburb of cairo when they got there they were greeted by police behind barbed wire and really any speaking of the protesters they felt like they wanted to protest the walls of the presidential palace to the president not to what they said was a bunch of police so what happened is they broke through the barbed wire which obviously was meant to its interior gasso quite hard to grasp by the police who

actually fled eventually the tens of thousands of protesters continue to meet and have their protest there in front of the rules right now as you can see behind me got an ongoing sit in the hundreds that sleeping in on tahrir square in addition we've got hundreds outside the presidential palace also staging a sit in the national salvation front which is the coalition of opposition forces they have three points they put towards a president morsi the first one is for this contentious constitutional declaration which she issued last week which awards him sweeping powers to be rescinded the second one is the referendum on the constitution what's happened recently is of course that the egypt's constitution was written very fast who passed by the president to put to referendum which many people see quite a bad move by the president as they believe that the assembly that wrote the constitution is in fact going to dismiss they're asking for this referendum which

is due to take place next week to be canceled the third point is for a new constituent assembly one representative of egypt what happened during that the process of drafting the constitution the majority of the leftist liberals and church representatives staged a mass walk out of the assembly saying that they were quite good lead by the islamist dominated body into writing a kind of constitution they don't like we've got quite a few major sectors of egypt. i t which are joining the protests for example yesterday we saw a journalist striking at least fourteen newspapers and different need t.v. channels refused to publish yesterday in protest what they said was impingement on press freedoms and freedoms of expression and fish and we have a judicial strike which has been ongoing since the constitution the creation was announced we have also seen supports of the president's on the brotherhood to his organization we saw much rallies on saturday organized by the regime brotherhood

and ultra conservative groups so we're really seeing is a divided country and human rights activist schumer helmly believes the throw president morsi once the result of the crisis which is being seen by many egyptians as a relapse into the country's uprising last year it's a kind of a hard situation if whether it was morsy or any other candidates. this confusion it started with the military council taking over and and all the constitutional declaration that came afterwards for doing the work so it's a nice and so i think it's a built up to what we have been going through since the initial uprising in generally to say that living we have reach it i said the state of polarization between different factions here there are lots of islamists who are also opposing the the muslim brotherhood and what they're doing in addition to the liberals and leftists even if the opposition some of the opposition are thinking about overthrowing him if the overthrew him now do we do have to go through another

circle of elections again the general population that seems to want more stability and economic instability and want to end its the political turmoil and i do think that the majority of people would like to go with this option. in syria now are fighting in damascus rages on with rebels and government troops battling it out for the capital and while the west and gulf states a biking the opposition pushing the spokes in our son's wales is no less a priority. now reports that allies aren't always as enthusiastic. as the syrian government struggles to stay in power fighting against rebels backed by the west america is also attempting to suffocate the alleged weapons flying into damascus washington accuses iran of being the key arms supplier to assad forces and to stop the transfer the us is now reportedly demanding that baghdad inspect planes

flying from iran over its airspace into syria and their american government unfortunately. very strong rule in many other countries this is just one more amazing thing is that the american government is saying that they can control flights over countries in force. force and are going to. by doing so the u.s. has created something of a paradox forcing iraq to prevent iran from dealing with syria by bringing up this issue of so-called weapons applied to just another way to pressure the baghdad regime united states feels that it's not invested blood and treasure in terms of overthrowing saddam hussein that it has the right if not the obligation to then order the internal affairs of the baghdad regime obviously. objects to this kind of approach and i daresay that the iraqi people object to that approach as well the

names u.s. officials have complained that baghdad is not doing enough to cooperate with washington's demands since september iraq has only managed to allegedly inspect two iranian planes baghdad does not have an air force and grounding planes is proving too costly as they must be refueled after each check recently iraq made it clear that it is not willing to march to the beat of america's drum in an interview with the new york times iraq's minister of transportation said quote we are an independent country and our stance is clear we will search whichever plane. we want whenever we want we will not take orders i think they're expected to take our most countries doing any sanctions or real treatment of the american government so . there's shock that the iraq don't feel the same one why should the government of iraq is. even before the war started with the sanctions and the

killing of children by lack of medicines all the way through. them to other countries including in syria nearly one decade after saddam hussein was ousted by the us led invasion into iraq washington is pressuring a new government of the very same country to help move the leader of a different one as america continues supporting syria's opposition in part by policing iran iraq's refusal to march in lockstep with orders has created something of a middle east trying all the white house may not be able to navigate bring up or not artsy me on. and on all disguises disposables some plans and other deceptions they have one story of election murder and anti virus invented john mccarthy takes needed time to ask something guatemala that's not to escaping persecution believes what he's raving respond. back maybe ghettos understands

authorities are proposing to a victim residents with a record of harassment to separate counties what they believe in converted pain is ten times more. people in britain face being branded terrorists a paedophiles they refused to allow the government to pry into that internet activities at least that's according to the u.k.'s home secretary fisher said anyone opposed to the communications data bill into one of those groups he's going to boycott attacks on the story. the way it would work if paused is that the police and security services would have unbridled access to your internet data by obliging mobile phone service providers and internet providers to store that internet history your data for a year now the government say that it's a necessary move in order to safeguard the public and to fight crime that's being

organized through the internet increasingly such as that extremism and paedophile rings but civil liberties groups are up in arms about it they say it's an in and infringement of your civil rights they've called it the snoopers charter and we hit the streets of london a little bit earlier to talk to the general public about what they thought of the prospect of the government being able to snoop in on that e-mail history of their web browsing history and their social networking history let's take a listen to what they told us how would you feel about the police having access to an internet search history not so good without more concern i think something like my concern i wouldn't mind. it's just. the. i would mind but only. on a very condition i think you have to have control of one area of your life or look them in one area. they have access to areas that i am secretary to reason may she's behind the draft bill and she's been lobbying it quite aggressively and some

critics saying in rather a bizarre fashion actually she said in an interview with the sun criminals terrorists and paedophiles will want m.p.'s to vote against this bill whereas victims of crime police and the public will want them to vote for it and it's a question of whose side you're on now i've got mick pickles who's the director of civil liberties group big brother watch in the studio here with me now and then here's something to you on are all the people opposed to this legislation criminals terrorists and paedophiles. the home secretary suggests no it's politically ridiculous to say that everybody opposed this bill force in those categories there are people from every political party senior law enforcement officers technical experts so i think it was a very crude argument. for control but we've got interpol saying that cyber crime is now one of the fastest growing criminal activities on the planet i mean the

government's right for looking for some sort of solution to this growing problem well in the big thing about this bill is if you're looking for a needle in a haystack you don't solve a problem but i think it looks more we should have a new powers but they should be used against individuals no operations what this bill proposes is that everybody in the country behavior is monitored treif the suspects or there you have it a very quiet some virtual idea from the home office and one that might all go to down to well with the rest of the government we've got reports that deputy prime minister nick clegg is preparing to oppose it because of the prospect of infringement of civil rights here in the u k. and staying with the u.k. where separatist sentiment is on the wrong place as they look back on the referendum on whether britain should come back its ties with the e.u. why browns why the public support for a complete withdrawal from the. trimmings

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you know watching out see is good to have you with us the united nations general assembly pressing israel to reveal its nuclear arsenal israel has lashed out against they are well known approval of the resolution which calls for international inspectors to be last to examine its atomic program for. a minister said the vote was meaningless the country also rejected iran back conference on a new free middle east israel denies it has nuclear weapons but refuses to provide proof that it doesn't alter his policy of trying to move the band surrounding israel's atomic program. it's a story that has all the ingredients and intrusion of a hollywood blockbuster nucleus nagging

a hollywood producer and israeli prime minister it's a story that here in tel aviv the authorities don't want to talk about but two israeli americans have put pen to paper it's probably be. best kept secret in the world on center stage as are known mulch and a hollywood producer and israeli undercover agent who is alleged to have smuggled nuclear triggers from the united states into israel a california engineer richard kelly smith says he was recruited by most in the early seventy's smith was later convicted in the united states of running an american front company to help move. the story first surface to may be i fall is released at the end of last year and in joseph goldman's tell all book confidential this was a very limited operation in fact will occur in which is the hebrew acronym for science liaison of bureau with the nablus even though starred with unaware of its existence and only it was basically created behind the back to the purity of.

earlier this year the f.b.i. released these documents from a seven year investigation which began in one thousand nine hundred five they show how a network of front companies connected to the israeli defense ministry smuggled nuclear triggers out of the united states to israel what's apparent in the documents is that the israeli ministry of defense would place an order for prohibited items with an israeli company called he light trading. the light trading is where benjamin netanyahu worked and would meet with richard kelly smith. when he visited israel then they would transfer the order to an organization called milko in california to fulfill the order violating export control act and shipping the triggers out of the united states they called it the operation project pinto all the allegations are based on smith's testimony and many have been surprised by the detail if you take a look at the documents netanyahu is definitely mentioned in the document and

that's what surprised us because typically. you get two types of sensors of this type of document sometimes a block off an entire page sometimes of just block off a name in this case netanyahu his name is clearly stated in the documents in the documents it is alleged netanyahu asked mulch and the hollywood producer not to discuss the matter publicly in a written response to r.t. these ready for a ministry denied all allegations which is hardly a surprise as television's official position is neither to confirm nor deny position of nuclear arms relatively few people have overall knowledge of these rady nuclear program and there were a few leaks the last time an israeli insider leaked confidential information was way back in one nine hundred eighty six nuclear technician a modern high vanunu was subsequently kidnapped by israeli agents in italy and brought back to israel to face trial convicted and served eighteen years of jail

time much of it in solitary confinement and that their operation went on for many years in israel exactly achieve the technology in the materials necessary to obtain the nuclear deterrence arsenal that it has today probably the fifth largest article in the world on the other side of the story aside from the leaked documents washington to is keeping quiet israeli nuclear capabilities. some of the most guarded secrets the u.s. government holds far more secrets some would argue then information it has about iran but for the foreseeable future the book on israel's nuclear secrets is closed . r t israel. and a brief look at other news around the globe not the cream of syria's rebel functions the nusra front will reportedly be designated a terrorist organization by the united states the hardline islamist group that has been at the forefront of recent rebel victories in syria it's also said to have been behind

a slew of suicide bombings and filmed executions but has avoided any serious scrutiny from foreign backers until now later this month western powers are expected to make major aid pledges to the rebels an opposition conference and. the death toll from typhoon bopha which is currently battering the philippines has climbed to over two hundred tens of thousands have fled their homes as the elements rolled across southern areas from power into entire provinces rescue teams are working in the west hit areas but it's feared the number of project has will rise even more the storm is expected to move into the south china sea on thursday. one person is reported to have been killed and twenty wounded during violence amid a journalist trying to call. police used tear gas and reportedly fired live rounds at the crowds about fifty protesters are believed to have been arrested the demonstrations were organized by an opposition islamic party which is demanding the

acquittal of its leaders for alleged. the mouth of london has suggested the u.k. should significantly back its ties with the dubbing the euro as a kilometer as project called on a referendum on the a role of the country in the bloc robert oulds director group think tank says the mayor has struck a chord with the british people as the majority want the u.k. out of the e.u. once and for all. according to the opinion polls most people in britain do want the u.k. out of the european union i think the e.u. is a massive burden both in terms of tax amount of money we have to pay to be yuichi and of course it regularly treat burden tried without the businesses individuals on the continent will always continue whether we're in the you whether we're out of the a you remember the european economic area britain has global trading links we don't really need to be bound by brussels and the institutions of european union telling this country what to do we're big enough to manage our own affairs the economic

evidence is really pointing towards if it were to leave the european union it would be actually help the british economy it would actually help our economy to grow and it would reduce the burden on the british taxpayer. coming up in a few minutes and spittles cross-talk discussing this statehood aspirations of the kurds in syria turkey iraq.

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and you can. start. to. flow in welcome across time peter lavelle the kurds would seem like a fantasy only two years ago could become a reality very soon with a strong sense of identity and spread across the middle east the kurds are making gains towards the goal of creating their own state well the arabs fight among themselves for the kurds winning. each started. to cross not the kurdish issue i'm joined by my

guests in washington edward joseph he is an international conflict in a mockery expert and we have bill again he is the executive director of the rethink institute all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and what if i go to you first i mean as i said in the introduction as the arabs fight among themselves particularly in syria it's the kurds that are winning. hello peter i i don't know if i would. go that far to say kurds are winning i think that it's true that the kurds see an opportunity here and. consequently turkey. which is the country most concerned about kurdish nationalism having being host to the largest population of kurds in the world is crites wary of this situation but in particular i think when we talk about potential developments the most immediate

case of course is syria and i don't think the situation on the ground there would suggest that there's a clear winner certainly not for a kurdish aspirations at the moment kurds of course would like autonomy in syria and. probably the same in turkey but at the moment there are challenges to that there are internal divisions there is relationship with iraqi kurds who have tried to smooth out the visions so peter for the moment i think it's a complex question well i would rather let me let me put it into perspective let's put it in historical perspective i mean this is the best case they have for autonomy at least maybe even stated since the end of the first world war. well it depends where you're speaking about the they're the best they're kurds of course are a proud population perhaps. thirty or so million perhaps thirty five million who are spread across a number of countries including turkey iraq syria and iran and. the

most significant step in terms of kurdish aspirations being met was of course the invasion of iraq which resulted in a. kurdish region in the north which still somewhat maintained has aspirations of statehood so that was the most significant and i don't think. the thing is since the arab awakenings including in syria have matched that in terms of the boost to kurdish aspirations nevertheless it's true it's quite significant the potential in syria for potentially autonomy within syria but that is opposed so far by the syrian national council that. includes the free syrian army and even within the kurdish community in syria there are some divisions yes and.